"irrelevant point" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a statement or idea that is not relevant or related to the main topic or discussion at hand. Example: During the meeting, David kept bringing up irrelevant points that had nothing to do with the project we were discussing.
She does it weakly, making the irrelevant point that Ms. Fonda's comments via North Vietnamese radio may not have been widely heard.
This would seem an irrelevant point, except that the board reportedly moved against Ms Sullivan for her failure to contain rising costs at the university quickly enough.
Eyewitness testimony is profoundly unreliable; that it, and only it, was used to kill someone is unjust on its face and sets a terrible precedent.The largely irrelevant point concerned the large numbers of supporters Mr Davis had around the world.
Most of us would rather not answer, but move the conversation briskly on to the perfectly true and perfectly irrelevant point that it's possible and desirable to be against both.
Shrum says that's a fair but irrelevant point.
If you are challenged, knock down a different, weaker, or irrelevant point, a "straw man".
They interrupted with impunity, tossing aside irrelevant points with the kind of authority only the nine of them can claim.
The justices seemed as divided as the rest of the country over Florida's disputed votes, but were tough on both sides, mercilessly interrupting the lawyers and casting aside irrelevant points.
An over-sized window would dilute the distinct curvature feature by incorporating irrelevant points on the curve into the integral.
Following this, the elimination of irrelevant points (outliers) is mandatory to eliminate gross error (which is mandatory for RM).
The geometrical relationship between landmarks is expressed with a probabilistic model, which reduces the matching complexity and eliminates irrelevant points.
